CHARACTER TONE ROUND · 14 of 36

Ben Tennyson's Omnitrix Core

From Ben 10 · 2005

#91FF16 Omnitrix green

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Omnitrix core reference values

The Toon Tone scoring color for this round shown as HEX, RGB, HSB, and HSL.

HEX: #91FF16

RGB: 145, 255, 22

HSB: 88°, 91%, 100%

HSL: 88°, 100%, 54%

Nearby yellow-greens for comparison

#74FF17

#B2FF17

#A1FF36

#88FF00

#7EDB14

Target color for this character round

After you play the Ben Tennyson omnitrix core round, compare your guess with the Toon Tone scoring color: #91FF16. In this project it maps to RGB(145, 255, 22) and HSB(88°, 91%, 100%).

What to notice

The target sits in the green range, with very saturated color and very bright brightness. Focus on the omnitrix core from Ben 10 (2005), then replay without keeping the values visible.

Common misses

Most misses happen when the hue lands in the right family but saturation or brightness drifts. If your guess feels washed out, raise saturation; if it looks too heavy or too pale, adjust brightness before changing hue.

Memory cues

Remember Ben Tennyson by anchoring the omnitrix core to #91FF16: hue 88°, saturation 91%, brightness 100%. Treat it as the Toon Tone scoring color for this round, not a universal production standard.

Practice this color from memory

Use the values as a post-round checkpoint, then return to the game and try again without the answer visible.

Start with hue 88° in the green range.
Set saturation near 91% so the color does not become too gray or too intense.
Set brightness near 100% before fine-tuning the hue.
Compare nearby swatches only after your first guess, so the round still tests memory.

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